Everyone who has or ever had an e-mail address knows the struggle of getting all kind of spam e-mails from all kind of places telling you about offers and jobs that could make you rich in just a few weeks. Most of us know that's false and that we should stay away from spam e-mails, but even if we know that and most of the time our e-mail service takes care of hiding them for us, we still get annoyed when spam e-mails appear somehow in our inbox.
The next three TED talks given by James Veitch show us in a very humoristic way what can happen if you respond to those spam e-mails and if you talk to either the people trying to scam you or the autoresponders trying to get your bank account, password and so on.
The first video features James giving his first talk about spams and what happens if you respond to those e-mails:
Second video features another "annoying" topic that we have to experience almost all the time, with the "unsubscribe" option we get on the e-mails we don't want in our inbox anyway:
And the third video called "More adventure in replying to spam" features... well, I guess you can figure that out yourself:
